London’s Cognitive Credit lands €35.73 million to scale its AI and data platform for credit markets
Cognitive Credit, the London-based provider of corporate credit data, analytics and AI technology, has secured a €35.73 million ($40 million) strategic growth investment. The investment round was led by global growth equity firm Summit Partners, with continued participation from existing investor ETFS Capital. The investment follows an €8.93 million ($10 million) Series B led by […] The post…
London-based Cognitive Credit has raised €35.73 million ($40 million) in strategic growth investment led by global equity firm Summit Partners. The funding aims to expand the company's AI and data platform for credit markets, which provides corporate credit data, analytics, and generative AI capabilities. The investment follows a €8.93 million ($10 million) Series B in September 2024 and a €7.17 million (£6 million) Series A in November 2021.
Founded in 2017 by Robert Slater, Cognitive Credit's platform is designed to address the limitations of existing tools for credit analysis, offering high-quality data at speed and scale. The company's product suite includes a web application, Excel add-in, REST API, and Claude Connector, all of which are fully auditable and traceable to source.
Summit Partners stated that Cognitive Credit has achieved 240% active user growth and doubled its global bond and loan issuer coverage.
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